Meeting Paris 1.5 °C goal could save tens of trillions of dollars
Savings from damage avoidance estimated at 30 times higher than costs of meeting target
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Insects face calamitous habitat loss
Unless nations act fast, habitat loss could rob half of all insects of over half their habitat. Other creatures, too, could suffer in a 3 °C warmer world
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Rising temperatures could boost antibiotic resistance
Study links warmth and population density to antibiotic resistant bacteria
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Learning from the ozone solution
Nobel laureate Mario Molina and Lorraine Whitmarsh discuss climate politics
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Kelp forests under threat from acid seas
Submarine tangles of brown seaweeds may not survive steady change of ocean chemistry
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Wet areas getting wetter, GRACE reveals
Satellite finds major shifts in freshwater distribution
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Missing 1.5 °C climate goal could double number of people at risk
At 2 °C of temperature rise, 29% of global population likely to face difficulties in water, energy, food and environment
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Switching oil type could cut emissions
Shale and other "light tight" oils emit less greenhouse gas
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How clean is tropical hydropower?
Emissions from some Mekong reservoirs as high as from fossil-fuel plants
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UK and US scientists tackle Antarctic glacier
International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration will study melting in "race against time"
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